Circularity – The Circular Economy as an Innovative Process

Veyssière, Sonia

doi:10.1002/9781119832522.ch7

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“…It involves adapting the production and consumption structures of the economy as a whole to the challenges of sustainability (Gutberlet et al, 2023;Velenturf et al, 2019). This macro-societal perspective on the transition to CE hinges on learning and the circulation of knowledge between different spheres and different stakeholders in the economic system, notably around the innovations they carry or that emerge from their interactions (Chembessi et al, 2022;Eisenreich & Füller, 2023;Suchek et al, 2021;Veyssière, 2021). Indeed, it implies, at the very least, three kinds of changes that all stakeholders in the economic system must consider (Beaurain et al, 2023;Chembessi et al, 2022).…”

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Learning and Knowledge Management in the Transition to Circular Economy (CE): Roots and Research Avenues

Chembessi

2023

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Research has demonstrated the importance of learning and knowledge management in transition experiments. In this perspective, this paper explores how researchers can underline the role of learning and knowledge management in the transition to circular economy (CE). Drawing on research on the concepts of CE and intellectual capital, as well as field observations in CE experiments in the regional county municipality (RCM) of Kamouraska (Quebec), we identify at least three fundamental research perspectives on learning and knowledge management in the transition to CE. The first concerns the types of learning and knowledge that emerge in CE implementation. The second focuses on the learning and knowledge management process. It concerns the trial-and-error dynamics that facilitate mutual learning and effective knowledge management. The third research perspective consists of assessing how learning and knowledge management at the local level fosters a macro-societal transition to CE.

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Learning and Knowledge Management in the Transition to Circular Economy (CE): Roots and Research Avenues

Chembessi

2023

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Examining the role of urban-industrial symbiosis in the circular economy: an approach based on N-Force field theory of change and N-ISM-Micmac

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Peker

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et al. 2023

Oper Manag Res

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Advantages and disadvantages of a closed-loop economy: the path to environmentally friendly production

Ishin,

Cherepovitsyn,

Lebedev

2024

Vestnik of Samara University. Economics and Management

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The relevance of the study is related to the development of the circular economy in the national economies of many countries of the world, where it is receiving increasing attention. Circular technological and economic models can be considered promising areas of strategic transformation for companies that contrast themselves with traditional business models of an open economic system based on extensive growth. The concept of a circular economy appeared in order to create closed-loop production and consumption models that aim to increase resource efficiency, use waste management approaches and achieve stable coexistence between the economy, the environment and the population. The purpose of the study is to analyze relevant scientific sources and statistical information to determine the advantages and disadvantages of closed-loop economic models at the current stage of scientific and technological progress. The research methodology is based on the use of general scientific research methods such as analysis, generalization, abstraction, synthesis. The results of the study. The article evaluates the current situation of the development of the circular economy in the world, identifies factors that emphasize the extensiveness of the current economy. The main advantages, disadvantages and barriers of the circular economy are presented, classified into four aspects: environmental, economic, technological and social. It is established that from the point of view of the economic development of the branches of the national economy, the circular economy will create new markets and business opportunities in the sectors of recycling and servicing of goods. It is also assumed that circular business models can increase the competitiveness of companies through innovation and optimization of production processes. In addition, circular economic systems will contribute to the development of innovative technologies and processing methods aimed at more efficient use of raw materials and materials.

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Circularity – The Circular Economy as an Innovative Process

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

Learning and Knowledge Management in the Transition to Circular Economy (CE): Roots and Research Avenues

Learning and Knowledge Management in the Transition to Circular Economy (CE): Roots and Research Avenues

Examining the role of urban-industrial symbiosis in the circular economy: an approach based on N-Force field theory of change and N-ISM-Micmac

Advantages and disadvantages of a closed-loop economy: the path to environmentally friendly production

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